Childs play, some teenagers making discoveries on cancers, go figure

 There have been a couple of these stories now known, about teenagers whom doing a science project or such things have found a better or faster way to detect certain cancers and they are not the well funded research types or have access to big money.  This one sounds pretty interesting, hope they will promote others to use their gifts and think on their own.   This one is about pancreatic cancer:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/22/jack-andraka-15-wins-inte_n_1535741.html

Yeap, he is 15 yrs. old too and has trumped the current medical thinking, it appears.

My wife and I do a lot of volunteer work for the Pancreatic Action Network and we've met Jack Andraka on a couple of occasions and he's a pretty impressive and sincere young man. He's not tarnished yet by the constraints of normal medical research and has been free to pursue what makes sense to him. I wish luck to him and other teens that are doing this kind of work.